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kue escribió: Selección de la presa
En el colectivo de capitanes gallegos en el Índico existe la certeza de que los piratas disponen de una amplia red de espías que comunican la situación, características y seguridad de los mercantes. "Estos "espías" se dispersan por puertos de la zona como el de Mombasa, en Kenia. Allí se enteran del personal que llevan los barcos a bordo, su seguridad y sus próximos destinos, a través del personal del puerto o de los propios marineros que inconscientemente dan los datos en los restaurantes y pubs de esas ciudades. Si el barco no lleva protección es una presa fácil y van a por ella", advierte.

Seria interesante (imagino que en algunos lugares ya habrá) que hubiera equipos en tierra que contrarresten a estos espias y faciliten su detención, aunque tal y como están las leyes en esos paises seria complicado imagino...no sé, me pierdo un poco, pero si que seria interesante tener estos dispositivos de contra espionaje para cortar la fuente de información. Sin información no hay ataque, o si lo hay, será una chapuza.

kue, la respuesta a ambas preguntas es si, pero solo aquellas empresas con la capacidad o el interés en hacerlo.

'Blackwater behind Peshawar blast'

Press TV / October 31, 2009

Pakistan's pro-Taliban militants blame private US security firm Blackwater for a Wednesday bomb blast in Peshawar which killed over 100 people.

Hakimullah Mehsud, head of the Tehrik-e-Taliban, said Blackwater and some Pakistani agencies were involved in the bomb explosion at a crowded market in Peshawar.

According to the latest reports, the death toll has mounted to 106 with over 150 injured while rescue workers say that more people could still be buried under the debris. Most of the dead were women and children.

Pakistan army says since the militants are facing defeat in the South Waziristan tribal region, they are now targeting the people.

Mehsud has rejected the claim, saying the US security firm Blackwater, in collaboration with some local agencies, were involved in the attack.

On Sunday, about 200 supporters of the Tehrik-e-Taliban party held an anti-US demonstration in Dera Ismail Khan, denouncing Blackwater and chanting anti-US slogans.

The provincial chief of the Jamat-e-Islami party, Saraj-ul-Haq, said that the Pakistani operation against militants, which is being conducted 'with the consent of America', should be stopped as it only fulfills the aims of the enemy.

"Now this is sure, that all the blasts, either carried out on Faisal Mosque or Khyber Bazaar, are carried out by Blackwater," he said.

About 28,000 soldiers are battling an estimated 10,000 pro-Taliban militants, including about 1,000 tough Uzbek fighters and some Arab al-Qaeda-linked members.

Analysts have warned of the possibility of more violence as the militants come under pressure in South Waziristan.